PATRIOTS OF AMERICA
Time travel... it can happen anywhere...
America’s “road to freedom” is long and winding... filled with adventure, heroism, inspiration and fun. Travel that road with Tauck Bridges and discover how history can be made in some pretty surprising places. Like America’s birthplace, the “City of Brotherly Love”... among a people who get along just fine without “modern conveniences”... a Pennsylvania town that witnessed one of the most important battles of the Civil War... a Virginia city where the past literally comes alive... and a former swamp that became the capital of one of the greatest nations on Earth...
Tauck Bridges Family Value Includes:
• The ultimate Washington, DC, adventure – dinner and a special evening at the International Spy Museum
• Learning about a different culture, the Amish, on a visit to Pennsylvania Dutch Country
• Guided tour of Gettysburg National Military Park and storyteller evening
• Meeting colonial citizens of 18th-century Williamsburg and dining in a colonial tavern
• Visits to Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and the National Constitution Center, plus a carriage ride to the Betsy Ross House
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
• 15 meals (7 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners); all gratuities to Tauck Director, local guides & drivers; service charges, taxes, and porterage
Call your travel agent or Tauck Bridges at 866-636-6500
Tauck On-tour Exclusive! Filmed narratives by Ken Burns share the emotional, personal stories of the men and women who actually lived through the most important event in America’s history – the Civil War. Tauck takes you behind-the-scenes of the battle of Gettysburg, the most important battle, with commentary by the creator of the award-winning documentary, “The Civil War.”
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STORIES BY Ken Burns
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